The tech giant's chief lobbyist, Kent Walker, was speaking in Dublin on EU tech regulation, Ireland’s role and “short-term pain for long-term gain” with artificial intelligence.
After decades in live entertainment and commercial partnerships, Richard Tierney took on Ireland’s national festival with a clear brief: make it sustainable and prove it could stand on its own two feet.
More than 1,500 personal transactions worth over €4m flowed through a director’s loan account at Tinakilly House, a court has heard, as an expert accountant questioned the financial management of the Wicklow hotel and a related Spanish venture.
Tai Lopez told his followers they could get rich investing in dying retail brands. The SEC says it was a Ponzi scheme, and the FBI is investigating, write Suzanne Kapner and Alexander Gladstone, The Wall Street Journal.
As revenues pass €200 million at the security-first managed services provider, co-founder and CEO Eoin Blacklock reflects on growth, global expansion, and the escalating threat from AI-powered hackers.
Released records show the reasons for the project’s failure – underestimated costs, lack of resources, and a complex build – are eerily familiar to why other ambitious IT projects from the State went awry.
Based in Dublin, the European headquarters of the Chinese e-commerce platform was "persistently late” in discharging invoices according to claims in new High Court proceedings.
Government officials indicated they were under “ferocious” pressure to develop Ipas accommodation, the High Court was told. Then protests erupted and the State did a U-turn on plans to develop multiple asylum centres.
President Trump has pressured trading partners for investment in U.S. manufacturing plants. What if local industries can’t compete? Writes Gavin Bade, The Wall Street Journal.
The HR tech start-up is being acquired by Payoneer. CEO Dee Coakley talks to The Currency about how the deal came to be and where it will fit into the Nasdaq-listed firm.
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